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Mr. Jack McLaughlin, Chairman  The Rev. Dr. R. J. Bernhardt The Rev. Ed DenHaan The Rev. Karla Wubbenhorst |
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The Reid Trust, 54 Callie Rd., Hamilton, On, L9A 2A1 E-mail may be sent to: inbox@reidtrust.com  The Reid Trust FAQ Page
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May 15th, 2011. The Trust will be meeting on June 2nd. to consider all current applications. August 25th., 2010. With great sadness the Reid Trust must announce the sudden death today of our esteemed Chairman, Mr. Jack McLaughlin. Death came within days of his experiencing a stroke. A Service of Remembrance will be held in St. Paul's Presbyterian Church, Ottawa, on Monday, August 30th. Jack is survived by his wife Ruth and his passing is mourned by the many friends and former students who have been the benefactors of his wisdom and compassion through the years. Jack has chaired the Trust for over a decade. The Reid Trust would express gratitude to God for the leadership, enthusiasm and vision that Jack has always displayed for Reformed and Presbyterian theological education in Canada. The Trust welcomes applications from individuals, Christian congregations, organizations and institutions who have aspirations and plans for lectures, conferences, research projects, educational activities, publications and other programs or events related to theological education in Canada. |
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 Friends of the Reids and of the Trust will be pleased to hear that the biography "W. Stanford Reid: An Evangelical Calvinist in the Academy" by Dr. A Donald MacLeod, released in late 2004, has been well received and and demand necessitated a second printing. | ||
| Individuals, organizations and institutions making application to the Trust are encouraged to give careful attention to both the "Application Form" and also the "Guidelines For Applicants" in order to facilitate the application process. | ||
We hope gradually to expand the scope of this web site to include a variety of of materials related to Dr. Reid's pastoral and academic work and to the ongoing interests of the Trust. As those resources expand we may integrate them into the site but for the moment we are simply listing them below:
"The Impact of Calvinism on Sixteenth Century Culture" The full text of an article written by Dr. Reid.
